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Sustainable and Regenerative Living, BAAS Specialization
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A BAAS Specialization is a standalone, secondary area of study that can complement a wide array of undergraduate majors and develops a deeper skill level beyond a minor. The BAAS Specialization in Sustainable and Regenerative Living curriculum provides bachelor’s degree students with a foundation in sustainable building and design, sustainable energy systems, and regenerative living.
Graduation Requirements
To graduate with a BAAS Specialization in Sustainable and Regenerative Living, students must complete 32 credits of coursework in Regenerative Living. Elective courses may also be selected from Regenerative Organic Agriculture (AG) courses.
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BAAS Specialization in Sustainable and Regenerative Living Requirements
Consciousness and Social Change Courses (Choose 16 credits)
Regenerative Living (RL) and Organic Agriculture (AG) Electives (Choose 24 credits)
- Any RL-designated courses Credits: variable 2
- Any AG-designated courses Credits: variable 2
Total Credits Required 32
1Students must successfully complete RL G315 with a grade of 80% or higher to earn a Permaculture Design Certificate (PDC). 2Elective credits may be concentrated in a specific subject area for more in-depth study or fulfilled with stand-alone Regenerative Living (RL) courses of interest. AG-designated elective courses include both undergraduate and graduate level courses. Students should consider prerequisites before planning to enroll in a course. |
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